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E-mail Addresses for Directory Synchronization

Use the E-mail Addresses property page to create, modify, or remove e-mail addresses. Microsoft Exchange Server automatically generates the following e-mail address types for the directory synchronization object:

You can modify these addresses, create new addresses, or create custom addresses.

Caution   Many other Microsoft Exchange Server services use these default addresses. Changing or removing the default addresses can cause directory synchronization to fail.

Getting to the E-mail Addresses property page

  1. In the Administrator window, choose Servers, and then choose the server you want to configure.
  2. Double-click Directory Synchronization.
  3. Select the E-mail Addresses tab.

Creating Directory Synchronization E-mail Addresses

Use the E-mail Addresses property page to create new e-mail addresses for the directory synchronization object to send and receive directory synchronization system messages.

  1. Select the E-mail Addresses tab.
  2. Choose New.

  3. Select an e-mail address type.

For information on configuring other address types, see Chapter 4, "Address Spaces."

Modifying Directory Synchronization E-Mail Addresses

Use the E-mail Addresses property page to modify e-mail addresses that the directory synchronization object uses to send and receive directory synchronization system messages.

Caution   Changing default addresses can cause directory synchronization to fail.

  1. Select the E-mail Addresses tab.
  2. Choose Edit.

Removing Directory Synchronization E-mail Addresses

You can use the E-mail Addresses property page to remove e-mail addresses that the directory synchronization object uses to send and receive directory synchronization system messages.

Caution   Changing default addresses can cause directory synchronization to fail.

  1. Select the E-mail Addresses tab.
  2. Choose Remove.